The 2026 Drupal Business Survey is open. Your response will help shape the future of the Drupal business ecosystem.The editor only shows up on Safari and not chrome and firefox (Mac).
When the interface language is set to english it shows in safari but not in firifox and chrome when set to dutch is not showing at all.
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Comment #1
dbazuin commentedFound it.
Chrome does not like the js compression.
Comment #2
twod"Needs work" is for patches.
Do you get any JavaScript errors in Chrome? Any syntax error could mean that the browser halts all script execution on the page, preventing the editor from showing up no matter where the error actually is.
If you mean when changing the editor language to dutch, you'll first need to download the relevant translation package(s) from TinyMCE's website, or it crashes... If you've got 3rd party TinyMCE plugins installed and enabled via other Drupal modules, you'll need translation files for those as well.
Comment #3
dbazuin commentedI did not get any errors. But it seems that the js compression is giving chrome problems. Same with CSS.
Comment #4
twodThis is quite late and I'm sorry I missed your response.
I am closing this issue since there have been changes which could very well have fixed this issue in later versions of Wysiwyg and the editor libraries, but feel free to reopen it if the problem persists.
Compression/aggregation can sometimes create problems when certain files are left out of the combined file because they couldn't be accessed by the server at the time of aggregation, or when one or more of the aggregated files were relying on JavaScript's automatic semi-colon insertion mechanism and the interpretation actually depends on whether some statements are followed by whitespaces or not. I can't tell exactly what the problem is in your case without access to the actual site, but these are the most common cases.